Mama mia. Valentin Guillod

This is way sicker
Dean Wilson

Devin davis one is still better

I still think the ramyllyer Alves one from one of the Vurb classic is the best.

This one was pretty good...

I know it seems every one gets a hard over the scrub, but I still like the days when jumps was so big for the amount of power the bikes had that only a few really good riders could even get the bikes over them.

Guys trying to get every bit of power to the ground and getting as much height and distance as they could just be keep from busting the ass off the landings.

Zaugg wrote:

This one was pretty ...more

Zaugg wrote:

This one was pretty good...

Ask JH84 about scrubbing this jump like this..........🙈

idk hard to beat the original from bubba 2003 budds creek. just something about it being so new and clean.

dont get me wrong, this one is insane

That's an insane scrub!!

Wire brush and turpentine.... that’s an insane scrub!

But TG was a close second.

Guillod’s scrubs have been insane for years.

The TV crew needs to do a close-up, slo-mo video of a scrub, show it during the broadcast and have JS7 explain how and why its done, the risks of doing it and the rider energy required to perform it. It happens so fast that a casual fan may not really realize how extreme a move it can be and how low they can actually lay the bike down. When you see an individual frame or photo it appears to be an impossible move to recover from and one might think the riders actually crashing. The long TV shots don't do it any justice. I think filming it like the high res, slo-mo videos they show on MotoGP broadcasts would be pretty cool.

Then they could do a similar expose' of the seat bounce .

Video from op pictures...

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Ken roczen scrubbing the drop off when he was back in europe in a heated battle with herlings from memory

OldYZRider1 wrote:

The TV crew needs to do a ...more

OldYZRider1 wrote:

The TV crew needs to do a close-up, slo-mo video of a scrub, show it during the broadcast and have JS7 explain how and why its done, the risks of doing it and the rider energy required to perform it. It happens so fast that a casual fan may not really realize how extreme a move it can be and how low they can actually lay the bike down. When you see an individual frame or photo it appears to be an impossible move to recover from and one might think the riders actually crashing. The long TV shots don't do it any justice. I think filming it like the high res, slo-mo videos they show on MotoGP broadcasts would be pretty cool.

Then they could do a similar expose' of the seat bounce .

Not sure they'll have time for that with Courtney Roczen's segment.

im not really impressed with scrubbing tables or downhill jumps

whammy wrote:

im not really impressed ...more

whammy wrote:

im not really impressed with scrubbing tables or downhill jumps

I can almost hear RV in that helmet saying "huh, so that's how you do it." Great photos.

Sick scrub

When James scrubbed that table top while passing mike Alessi at muddy creek was pretty nasty as well

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This is the proper technique—boot over the side number plate is textbook form. Poetry in motion.

Anything with James...on a 125.

Is there a video for this? If so, where?

bailyking wrote:

Is there a video for this? ...more

bailyking wrote:

Is there a video for this? If so, where?

Read the thread. Theres a vid posted. First its normal speed, next time its slowmo.

I’ve always like Tyler villopotos scrubs

Re one of the photos of him scrubbing, wasn't Bubba saying how dangerous these tight scrubs can be if any part of the bike other than the rear tire hits the ground?